Grants Pass daily courier., July 29, 1921, Page 3, Image 3

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PIANO INNTItltTION
DOYLE’S
Successor to E. Firth
(’ ui
The Wardrobe Cleaners
Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing
TAX.
WHITH Ml MUN l’NTTK 4»ATN—
Kyle* l‘hnbr<*i<|er> Itufflc»
WHITH Ml Ml»l%
Kimono
VtlLH JAMES M POWERS, Instruc­
tor on piano; studio over Baro<-4'
Jewelry.
Phone 265-4.
MUN. CLARA TUTTLE FENTON
teacher of piano and harmony,
all day Monday. Studio oyer
Bmlth'a Racket Store.
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BI.1IA and «LIMI
• 1.11» «nd •! .«(»
Full
AlONEK TAXI —Phone 363-R for
Jitney Luke or Cutler. Calls an­
swered anywhere, anytime. 86if
PHONE 160 The Bonbonniere for!
Taxi
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Altering, Relining, Repairing
Master Cleaners and Dyers
BUILDING CONTRACTOR*
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With Colored >'3ubrot<l<Ty Itvwlan»
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Classified Advertising
FOR HALM
Kill BALE Good cream separator,
cheap. 3 39 West G St.
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HARPEIt A BON- Building contrac­
tors. Shop work, furniture crating.
Bhop 610 H Bt. Iles phone 14 2.
A. J. GREEN —General contractor.
Estimates and plana made Noth-
Ing too small or too large. Shop'
211 Blxlh St Phone 33-J.
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F
NA LASKOWSKI — Contractor,
Builder and Jobber Phone 246-R. I
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VETERINARY BURGEON
I We Clean Everything That is Possible to Clean
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507 E St., Opposite Colonial, Phone 147
DR. R. J. BESTUL, Veterinarian.
WOOD FOR SALE Fir »3 25. pine
Il«sldencna83 8 Washington boule­
*2, on ground. 4 miles west on up­ FOR SALE -Cucumbers, all sizes
desired for plokles. green peppers,
vard. phone 398-R.
per river road Posts and building
Kentucky Wonder beans
1391
poles, lllvsly Ä II rick ell. Genera)
WE WILL CALL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
East A street Phone 140-11. Mrs
Delivery
«Hit
A Mnier
46 I. O CLEMENT, M. D. Practice
T
limited to diseases ot eye, ear.noe»
FOR SAJÆ *7 50 for cord of dry
FOR KENT
and throat. Phone 62; Ree. 239-J.
•lab wood cut in 12lncb le ngths.
664 North Third Ht. C. W. lam- FOR RENT—Alfalfa,
Grain and
FERRYDALE
LOUGH RIDGE, M. D. Physician i
Stock ranches with and without
brecht. Phone 313-J.
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and surgeon. City or country calle
irrigation, or will sell at bargain
G. H. Griffin and family left Tues­
attended day or night
Phon»«.
*0 ACRE8- 4 0 acre» botlom under
prices on long time easy payments.
day
morning for a trip through the
Rae. 369; Office. 192; 6th and H.
pald up water righi for sale.
Ranches in Jackson and Josephine
Klamath country.
,6000. Addross No. 202. care ot
county. One raneh under ditch IO. J. BILUCE, M. D. Physician, sur-
imler Briggs was at Granta Pass
Co u rior
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3 mile« from Grant» Pass, on river. | geon. Schallhorn Blk. Phone 5 4-J; Saturday.
Gold Ray Realty Co., Owners. I ree. 1004 iMwnrldge, phone 54-L.
Mr. and Mrs Chas Dora aud Al­
160 ACRES; 60 A. In cultivation,
Medford, Ore.
O*tf W F. RUTHERFORD—Manual the- lison Every spent Sunday visiting at
ditch»» and valuable waler right».
raputica. Office over Barnes' Jew­ Kuhnhardt's.
26 A. alfalfa. 10 A. wheat. 6 A FOR RENT- Two pleaeant sleeping
elry. Res 259-R; office 217-R.
O. S. Blanchard and family and* E.
barley; fine garden, plenty of
rooms. Modern. At 411 D Bt. 41
H.
Ba is i ger and family of Grants
RALPH
W.
STEARNS,
M
D.
Phy-
fruit, 2 to 5 hundred thousand It.
WANTED
alelan and surgeon. X-Ray equIp- Pass s;>ent Sunday in the grove on
saw pine, trams house. 2 barns,
ment. Off Ice In Masonic Temple tbe Hunt farm.
H mils to school. 4 tnllvx to I’ O , WANTED TO RENT—A large Irri­
Eugene Neely, of Granta Paas,
Bldg . phone 21-L.
24 miles from Grants Paas; good
gated ranch suitable for a dairy
spent the week end at his home.
outrange. For sale at *80 per | ranch.
Herbert Whitsett and W. T. TOMPKIN8, D 8 T Nervous
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Schepelle. of
acre, crop Included. Address No
Daniel Harding. Grants Paas, Rd
and chronic diseases. Office. Claus Vancouver, Wash., are visiting Mr. '
205 care Courier.
Oltf I 4. Box 71.
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Schmidt Bldg Phone 304-R.
and Mrs. Kombrodt.
CALOL RUSHING OIL
Chas. Dora and Allison Every j
FOR BALE Second cutting alfalfa.' WANTED Experienced waitress at »DR ELLEN M! COOK -Spini) and
At First-daw Garages
ZIK0LLNE
Swedish
massauer
treatment. were in Grants Pass Tuesday.
*15 per ton In the field at Rio
the Mocha cafe.
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and other Dealers
Office Golden Rule Building, of­
Mrs. A. C. Ford was visiting Mr»
Lado ranch. 2 miles west ot city on
IXIHT
fice
phone
7;
residence
509-R.
Sun-
M.
Hussey,
of
Grants
Pass,
over
river road. Pbune Geo See bach
Hours: 10-12 s m.. 1:30-5 p.m.26 day.
602-F-13.
211 IXJBT -Oregon license plate number
George Dora went to Selma Wed-1
98924. Finder return to E. G.
ATTORNEYS
FOR FRESH MILK and cream call
nesday.
Sti
­
Potter at Granta Pass Service
H. D NORTON. Attorney-at-law.
W O. Andrews, phono 348->L. < tlon and receive reward.
A number of Ferrydale ;>eople the district are practically unchang­
ll
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Practice« in ail State and Federal were in Grants Pass Sunday. Among ed. the large increase in the number ♦
Morning and evening delivery 49
AMUSEMENTS
MIH4 M.I.ANEOl R
Courts First National Bank Bldg them were Mr. and Mrs. R. E. \ of unemployed in San Francisco,
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
lb I’ll SALE oa TRADE IN acres
pipe G. W. COLV1G, tt’.orney-at-law. Stephenson, Grandma Robertson. Mr. (due to the strike in the building
‘The Guile of Women''
2*4 miles cast ot Eugene, 2 mile» REPAIR SHOP—Plumbing,
Grants Pass Banking Co. Bldg. and Mrs. E. C. Neely, Mr. and Mrs trades), being more than offset by
work, steam fitting, boiler and
Homely old Bill Rogers in "The
from laiwell; 20 acre» first Will­
pump work and installing. 505 E. 8. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Practlcee G H. Griffin and family and Mr. and . decreases in Los Angeles, Portland Guile of Women,” a story of a
amette river botlom;in cultivation; I
and Seattle.
in all courts. First National Bank Mrs. Jo Hill.
South 6th street. Phone 306. G.
"square-head" sailor and his Swed­
good new fences ant! buildings;
Mr. and Mrs Frank Thompson, of I
Building
ish sweetheart, is the feature picture
A.
Bryan
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railroad station on ranch a dandy
Merlin, were calling on Mr and Mrs i
COMING EVENTS
offering at the Rivoli theater for a
poultry and dairy ranch. Will sell BANKERS LIFE COMPANY—Dee O. 8. BlaANCHARD. Attornsy-at-law. D.| G. Robertson one day the past |
July 30, Saturday-—Pomona Grange two days’ showing beyinning today.
Golden Rule Bldg.
Phone 270. week.
for *50 per acre or trade for gen­
Moines, Jowa. Myron C. Gaston,
meets with Rogue River Valley Rogers bas one of tbe best roles of
eral merchandise stock, or give
C. A. .4’DLER, Attorney-at-law. Ma­
Delbert Van Dorn with others be-, Grange.
District Agent.
his career as ''Yal,” who has come
terms.
Frank E. Blair, Lowell,
mie i >a>ule. Grants Paae. Ore.
gan cutting logs Thursday for the Aug. 7. Sunday—Josephine County to America to make his fortune. The
Ore.
50 OARNER-GAYETTY IRON WORK8
Association picnic at Laurelhurst picture has plenty of the brand of
■General foundry and machine GEO. H. DURHAM. Attorney-at-law Schelenberge sawmill on Pickett
i
park, Portland.
referee in bankruptcy. Mesonic creek.
work, mine and mill machinery,
comedy which has made tbe star
FOR SALE—14 acres land adjplnlng
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Smith and Sept. 15-17, Thursday, Friday, Sat­ famous and also delivers some emo­
Temple. Phone 185-J.
chilled saw carriage «heels, live
placer mine at Golden, young orch­
Mr. an<t Mrs. H. E. Conrade. of Co-
urday—Southern Oregon Indus­ tional acting that reveals talents
rolls, pipe fittings. Grants Paas. JAMES T. CHINNOCK.
ard. cheap. Address E E. Lohan.
Lawyer qulll. camped several days in Ferry-
trial Exposition at Grants Pass.
Oregon.
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which no one suspected he possessed.
Wolf Creek, Oregon.
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First National Bank Building
Viale. They left Sunday morning for
In the supporting cast is Mary
SEE
THE
"SINGER
DE
LUXE"
and
Crater
I-ake
GAS RANGE with trash burner and
A. C. HOUOH— Lawyer. Tuffs Bldg
When Smoking Was Under Ban.
Warren as "Huda,” "Yal's" Swedish
other
styles
of
"Singer
”
machines]
The Ferrydale Sunday school gave
heater, nearly new, for sale Cost
Practice tn all court»
To crush the tncrenstng love of sweetheart. Bert Sprotte, Lionel Bel-
at Holman's Furniture Store!
a picnic for the children Sunday in pleasure the Connecticut law of 1647 more. Nick Cogley and other
over *100, sell for ,50. Phone
well
Headquarters for sewing machine
1 AHLF, lawyer, practice^ In the grove at the Mapleton school sternly decreed that only the solitary
342-J.
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known players.
repairs, needles, oils etc.
state and federal courts, Office 'house.
smoke should be permit tea. Only
over National Drug Store
BARGAIN In a late model, dolled-up HEMSTITCHING and Plcotlng At­
once a day. at dinner or otherwise
■
1,1
i
Long runa a specialty in the
might tobacco be used, "aud then not
Ford touring car, self starter, new
tachment, *2.00. Buttonhole At­ THE CALIFORNIA ANI» OREGON
Courier merchant printing depart-
in
company
with
any
other."
No
one
rubber all around and spare. Hass­
tachment, *9.85, fits any Sewing
COABT RAILROAD COMPANY'
might use tobacco in any other house ment.
ler shock absorbent. Can be seen
Machine Personal checks 10c ex­
Time Cani
than ills own in the towu where he
at Ford Garage
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tra JJghts Mall Order House. Box
lived "with and in company of more
127, Birmingham, Ala.
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Effective Nov. 24, 1919.
than one who useth and drinketh the
42 U ACRES, two residences, about
(Continued from Pete One)
Trains will run Mondays, Wednes­
«nme weed, with him at that time."
NilLSERY HTOCK
six miles from Grants Paas Oil
days and Fridays
For violating any Item of the law the
levels.
Lumber
and
petroleum
con
­
iMtintlngs, Incubators, etc. Call on
P.M
NURSERY— Everything tn up to1 Leave Grants Pass.............. 1
HMialty was sixpence, and only one
tinue
to
bring
prices
considerably
in
or address Cora B. Findlay. Route
P.M.
date nursery stock, also directions 1 Arrive Waters Creek......... 2
witness was required.—From “Ye Old-
¡I-eave Waters Creek____ 2:30 P.M excess of the pre-war returns.
4, Box 81, Grants Pass, Ore.
57
<-n Bine Laws,” by Gustavus Myers.
for planting and soil culture. Call Arrive Grants Pass............4
P.M.
Wool and Wheat Rise
on
F.
E.
ffordan.
North
10th
stre«t,|
For Information regarding freight
FOR SALE One ton Ford truck.
A sharp upturn in wool and wheat
Granta l’aas. Oregon
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Inquire at the City Hal).
T. M. STOTT
Chance for a Debate.
■= of the company, Lundbnrg building, prices have been recorded. Total
wheat crop for the district Is estimat­
An Atchison man swears but doesn't
DltAYAGE AND TRANSFER
lor telephone 131.
Agent
FOR SALE
ed. as of July 1, to be 114.461.000 mean It. Another Atchison man prays
Case steam trai tor. 25 h. p.„. *1200 THE WORM) MOVES; so do we
bushels compared with 105,671.000 but doesn't mean it. The Lancaster
Easy to Check Snsez».
Bunch Transfer Co. Office phone'
Case steam tractor, l* h. p
*400
produced in 1920. Holdover Literary Society Is respectfully re­
As many know, sneezing may be bushels
349; ree. phones 171-R, 316-L.
Advance steam tractor, 18 It p. *1*00
Grants Pass, Oregon
1 is estimated to be 10 per quested to decide which of th« two
on
July
Garr Scott ntoam tractor, 25. *1500 F. G. ISHAM, drayage, transfer; pl- averted by pressing firmly upon the cent of last year's crop in Washing­ men Is worse than the other.—Atchl
upper lip with tlie lingers. The "why"
Garr-Scott steam tractor, 18, *1250
anoa. safes. furniture, moved, «hip­ of thia is tbut by so doiug we deaden ton, 6 per cent in Idaho, and 4 per «on Globe.
Peerless
gas
engine...
*115
1
P-
pod. packed, stored. Phono 124.Y. the Impression made up a certain cent in Oregon, a total ot 6.04'4.000
1
P- Fairbanks-Morse, gas, *150
brunch of the “lifth nerve." sneezing bushels in the Pacific Northwest,
1
FOR EXCHANGE
P- Jumbo gas engine ... 1200
being a reflex action excited by some Flour mills in this district iucreas-
We repair and make every
rAUTO^
1 9»h. P- Fairbanks-Morse, ga«. *27« WILL TRADE 40 acres wltn water slight impression made upon that ed thoir output during June to 42 j
type and style top and slip cov­
All in Al condition. OREGON MA­
er—and <lo the work RIGHT-
right for late model Ford and *400 nerve. Proof of this is seen in the per cent of capacity, compared with :
TOPS-SLIP
OHINWRY ICO., Eugene. Oregon. 4 4
Lot us repair your present
Terms on the *400. Call or write fnct thnt sneezing never takes pince 34 per cent in May and 63 per cent!
COVER5
when the nerve mentioned is para­
top and. also, lend real distinct­
684
WoatGBI
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!
in
June,
1920.
due
to
increased
ac
FOR SALE—-Good paying business
lyzed, even though the sense of smell
ion to your car with a smart
tivlty of California millers. Washing
(stove and furniture hospital) EXCHANGE for house In town, north he fully retained.
eet of durable slip covers. Sam­
ton
continuing
to
produce
at
th,
aide preferred, a IRH-acre fruit'
319 G St.
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ple*. price«, etc., gladly sub­
same rate and Oregon and Idaho
farm Just outside city limits. Par­
Another Golden Hula,
mitted.
millers
curtailing
production.
*7oo takos 2H lots, 50x130, small
tially under ditch.
Good crop' Let us be very gentle with our
Range and pasture conditions tor
house, woodshed, good barn, well
peaches and apples 300 West C| neighbors’ fallings, and forgive our
and drinking waler, last house on
street.
<; i friends their debts as we hope our livestock continued normal through­
out the district with the exception
east L street, inquire at same ad­
selves to be forgiven.—Thackeray.
ACCOUNTANT
of Arizona and Southern Utah where
dress.
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deficient rainfall has caused a short­
AUDITING — Systematizing. See me
age of grass and water. Receipts of
4 ACRES of garden soil on East D
about dally or monthly audit ser­
cattle and calves at the principal
street, *650 If sold at once In­
vice Ivan Livingston. Incorporat­
markets of the district during June
quire J. F. Burke Fashion Gar­
ed Accountant. Phone 339, Ad­
were below those of a year ago, the
age.
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dress. Grants Paes. Ore.
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decrease being most noticeable in
GET THE BEST Kentucky Wonder
REAL ENTATK
Portland. Prices of all kinds of
string beans for canning now. at
Oregon’i Higher Institution ot
livestock
were slightly lower at the
E T. McKINRTRY, *03 Q St., phone
7c a pound delivered. Don't wait
end of June than at the beginning
355-R, real estate. Best of soils for
till they are old and etale. Send
of the month.
Mowers, RakesH Binders
fruit, hay or general farming.
me your order. A. Alberta, North
Unemployment Falls
Sixth street, outside of city limits, HOY HIGGINS General real estate
Eight Schools; Seventy Departments
Unemployment in the district as a
CLETRAC TRACTORS
Office 111 South Sixth, Phone 6*
Rd. 1.
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whole decreased during June due
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 19. 1921
For
srtrr I» tie grsiMrsr
largely to calls from agricultural
Planet Jr. and Standard Garden Tools
DENTIN C«
FOR SALE—Alfalfa hay. second cut­
sections for harvest hands in the
Oregon Agricultural College
ting, *14 delivered In town. Phone E C MACY. D. M. D.
Flrst-claes
402 4 South Sixth
CORVALLIS
Grants Pass, Ore.
grain fields and orchards. 1-abor
dentistry. 109 H S. 6tb St.
164-R. J. E. Hair.
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